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What a Beautiful World
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Fading Daybreak
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God Willing
05:06
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Deserts and Winds
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Ice Clouds
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Fifth Column
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Way to Heaven
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Frank Pels Amsterdam, Netherlands
Frank Pels from The Netherlands, graduated from the Sweelinck Conservatorium and started his career as a keyboard player in several Dutch and American bands. From there he produced a lot of artists and did studio sessions in the emerging dance scene. Infinite Seconds is the first ambient release from Frank Pels. Eight compositions, each with their own story. Enjoy ! Pure ear candy ! ... more
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